Sunday still dominated by the sun and the heat but a disturbance is coming. While in the Center-South the thermometer will broadly reach the threshold of 35 degrees, in the North the heat will accentuate, due to the influx of humid southwestern air, a sign of an imminent change.
The new week, according to the experts of ilmeteo.it, will in fact open in the name of a lively thunderstorm that, starting in the morning, will bring its first disturbances to some stretches of the Northeast, especially Friuli Venezia Giulia and Emilia Romagna. As the hours pass, showers and thunderstorms will also hit Lombardy, Trentino Alto Adige in an irregular form and will insist once again on most of Emilia Romagna especially close to the Apennine sectors and then move by evening towards the Adriatic belt of the Center as on Marche and Umbria. However, there will still be few variations on the rest of the country where sun and heat will continue to dominate the scene.
Subsequently, between Tuesday 24 and Wednesday 25, the meteorological situation will remain very dynamic at times unstable in the regions of the Center-North under the influx of fresh Mistral and Bora winds which will not only bring back a climatic context more suited to the season, but at the same time they will keep the storm interference very active, which will continue to have a very irregular and unpredictable distribution.
Stable weather in the South
Much of the South and Sardinia will continue to enjoy a decidedly more stable and dry weather context, with a type of climate that is gradually less hot. In good weather, only the central-northern sectors of Puglia reached by some storms will be an exception.
Finally, the week seems to end with yet another attempt by high pressure to return to the protagonist even if to this day we have no guarantees of success. On balance, despite the summer will suffer a fair blow, like the previous years it does not seem destined to leave the scene so quickly, thus promising us a period still full of days of good weather, but with a climate that is gradually less and less hot.